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Dozens of Inuit leaders and youth from northern Quebec flew to Nuuk to show solidarity and attend the opening of Canada's new consulate in Greenland.

Anthropic released AI tools aimed at legal work, and markets reacted with share-price declines for several legal-data and software firms, with some funds losing roughly US$300.6 billion in value, the article reports.

Congressman Jonathan Jackson prayed at the National Prayer Breakfast asking President Trump to be mindful of the poor and to find 'greater clarity,' while Trump stood behind him and the two later shook hands.

Senate Republicans rejected a Democratic package seeking new limits on ICE and other DHS enforcement actions, and leaders warned a partial Department of Homeland Security funding lapse could begin on Feb. 14 as negotiations remained unresolved.

From Copenhagen, Gov. Gen. Mary Simon said Arctic security should include investments that strengthen northern communities as well as military infrastructure. She spoke ahead of the opening of a Canadian consulate in Greenland and met Danish leaders to discuss Arctic cooperation.

Research from Thompson Rivers University led by Assistant Professor Yaou Hu finds unclear portion information can lead diners to over-order and contribute to avoidable restaurant food waste; the study tests contrast-based menu communication and was published in March 2026.

Former justice minister Irwin Cotler said Prime Minister Mark Carney's decision to eliminate the antisemitism envoy role is "uninformed" and will make Jewish Canadians less safe; the government said it will replace the envoys with an advisory council on "rights, equality and inclusion" but has provided few details.

Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem said Canada should 'lean into' structural changes driven by U.S. protectionism, artificial intelligence and slower population growth, and he signalled the central bank is unlikely to cut interest rates soon.

A global analysis of 18.7 million cases found that 37.8% of new cancers were linked to 30 modifiable risks, with tobacco, infections and alcohol among the largest contributors.

Steve Bannon called for ICE officers to 'surround' polling places in the midterm elections and suggested military involvement; the article notes the Constitution assigns elections to states and no federal deployment plan has been detailed.